What is your bike list up to dated?
07-28-17, 12:36 PM
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This thread makes me feel better.
07-28-17, 12:41 PM
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Pretty pedestrian compared to some of these lists.
1993 Bridgestone XO-3
1981 Trek 613
1988 Fisher Montare
1986 Univega Alpina Uno
2010 Surly Long Haul trucker
2004 Rivendell Quickbeam
1970s Gitane Mixtie (60cm)
1994 Diamond Back Axis TT
1986 Shogun 600
1988 Bianchi Campione D'Italia (Frame/Fork)
2005 Kogswell Mixte (wife's)
A couple small MTBs and BMX bikes for my son.
1993 Bridgestone XO-3
1981 Trek 613
1988 Fisher Montare
1986 Univega Alpina Uno
2010 Surly Long Haul trucker
2004 Rivendell Quickbeam
1970s Gitane Mixtie (60cm)
1994 Diamond Back Axis TT
1986 Shogun 600
1988 Bianchi Campione D'Italia (Frame/Fork)
2005 Kogswell Mixte (wife's)
A couple small MTBs and BMX bikes for my son.
07-28-17, 03:37 PM
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Bikes: 77 Kessels Merckx, Early 70s Cinelli SC, Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra times 2, Eddy Merckx MX Leader times 2, 1968 Legnano
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My list is
1968 Legnano Roma Olympiade
1988 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra Teve Blad colorway
1988 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra Red/Orange/White/Green colorway
1992 Eddy Merckx MX Leader Dark Green with Red/Yellow stripes
1993 Eddy Merckx MX Leader Motorola Colorway
2014 S Works Stumpjumper Hardtail turned into a dropbar Monstercross
2015 Wilier Zero Seven
2016 Speedvagen
1968 Legnano Roma Olympiade
1988 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra Teve Blad colorway
1988 Eddy Merckx Corsa Extra Red/Orange/White/Green colorway
1992 Eddy Merckx MX Leader Dark Green with Red/Yellow stripes
1993 Eddy Merckx MX Leader Motorola Colorway
2014 S Works Stumpjumper Hardtail turned into a dropbar Monstercross
2015 Wilier Zero Seven
2016 Speedvagen
07-28-17, 04:51 PM
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1971 Schwinn Paramount
1981 Schwinn Voyageur 11.8
1986 Schwinn Peloton
1981 Schwinn Voyageur 11.8
1986 Schwinn Peloton
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07-28-17, 04:59 PM
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Bikes: 1948 P. Barnard & Son, 1962 Rudge Sports, 1963 Freddie Grubb Routier, 1980 Manufrance Hirondelle, 1983 F. Moser Sprint, 1989 Raleigh Technium Pre, 2001 Raleigh M80
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07-28-17, 05:38 PM
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Here are the before pictures. That headset was an sob to remove. I also believe the wheels are not original.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/681231...57683670331953
https://www.flickr.com/photos/681231...57683670331953
07-28-17, 06:29 PM
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Most everything disassembled with relative ease. Even the fixed cup. The headset was an sob because it is one of those 2-pin types. I tried a strap wrench with no joy. A friend had to ship me the proper 2-pin spanner as they are hen's teeth. I think a Campy 2-pin spanner recently sold $1200. With the proper tool, and a weeks soaking in liquid wrench, the lock nut came right off. The rest was easy.
07-28-17, 06:29 PM
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07-28-17, 07:12 PM
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What??? Only 2 wheels?
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07-28-17, 08:01 PM
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At this time I am assuming the bike is entirely nickel-plated. Obviously at sometime someone rattle-canned it. Everything. Frame, bars, crank, pedals, seatpost. Which I'm hoping is a good thing by holding off rust. There is some rust but it is minimal. Decals will be long gone, but I think it ill be in better condition than my 1933 Frejus.
Most everything disassembled with relative ease. Even the fixed cup. The headset was an sob because it is one of those 2-pin types. I tried a strap wrench with no joy. A friend had to ship me the proper 2-pin spanner as they are hen's teeth. I think a Campy 2-pin spanner recently sold $1200. With the proper tool, and a weeks soaking in liquid wrench, the lock nut came right off. The rest was easy.
Most everything disassembled with relative ease. Even the fixed cup. The headset was an sob because it is one of those 2-pin types. I tried a strap wrench with no joy. A friend had to ship me the proper 2-pin spanner as they are hen's teeth. I think a Campy 2-pin spanner recently sold $1200. With the proper tool, and a weeks soaking in liquid wrench, the lock nut came right off. The rest was easy.
07-28-17, 11:44 PM
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A lot of you guys have problems.....
good problems that is
I mean you could be spending money on drugs instead.
good problems that is
I mean you could be spending money on drugs instead.
07-29-17, 03:56 AM
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Current stable, two over my self imposed 12 bike limit. All of them have seen miles this year.
1969 Rene Herse chrome Demountable
1972 Alex Singer (road)
1980 Alex Singer 650b Campeur
200? Alex Singer (Sportif)
1982 JP Weigle
2012 JP Weigle
2002 Richard Sachs (road)
2007 Richard Sach (Cross)
1980's Bruce Gordon (Sports tourer)
1974 Masi Gran Criterium (twin plate)
200? Ebisu All arounder (rain bike)
2004 Pegoretti Luigino
2012 Rivendell Hunqapillar (gravel grinder)
200? Waltworks (mountain Bike)
1969 Rene Herse chrome Demountable
1972 Alex Singer (road)
1980 Alex Singer 650b Campeur
200? Alex Singer (Sportif)
1982 JP Weigle
2012 JP Weigle
2002 Richard Sachs (road)
2007 Richard Sach (Cross)
1980's Bruce Gordon (Sports tourer)
1974 Masi Gran Criterium (twin plate)
200? Ebisu All arounder (rain bike)
2004 Pegoretti Luigino
2012 Rivendell Hunqapillar (gravel grinder)
200? Waltworks (mountain Bike)
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07-29-17, 06:30 AM
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Gracious, how could you say goodbye to any of those beauties?
Unbelievable collection.
Unbelievable collection.
Current stable, two over my self imposed 12 bike limit. All of them have seen miles this year.
1969 Rene Herse chrome Demountable
1972 Alex Singer (road)
1980 Alex Singer 650b Campeur
200? Alex Singer (Sportif)
1982 JP Weigle
2012 JP Weigle
2002 Richard Sachs (road)
2007 Richard Sach (Cross)
1980's Bruce Gordon (Sports tourer)
1974 Masi Gran Criterium (twin plate)
200? Ebisu All arounder (rain bike)
2004 Pegoretti Luigino
2012 Rivendell Hunqapillar (gravel grinder)
200? Waltworks (mountain Bike)
1969 Rene Herse chrome Demountable
1972 Alex Singer (road)
1980 Alex Singer 650b Campeur
200? Alex Singer (Sportif)
1982 JP Weigle
2012 JP Weigle
2002 Richard Sachs (road)
2007 Richard Sach (Cross)
1980's Bruce Gordon (Sports tourer)
1974 Masi Gran Criterium (twin plate)
200? Ebisu All arounder (rain bike)
2004 Pegoretti Luigino
2012 Rivendell Hunqapillar (gravel grinder)
200? Waltworks (mountain Bike)
07-29-17, 06:53 AM
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Ok, not "too" many around here.
2017 Black Mountain Cycles- Monstercross
2016 Yeti SB5
2012 Salsa Fargo, but that's being traded in for a Cutthroat next spring.
1999 Chris Kvale sport tourer-
1980 McLean Perfect Pleasure
1994 John Holland sport tourer
2004 Bilenky tourer
1990 Croll-rain bike
199? Serotta CSI built by Dave Kirk
2008 Della Santa. I ended up with my son's, as he picked up a Colnago C59.
Way too many framesets and cabin bikes.
and I just found a handsome MAP 650b. My wife's MAP build turned out so beautifully, I had to get one for myself. Thanks again for the build Chrome Molly. Mitch Pryor has to get back building framesets again. Such special talent.
2017 Black Mountain Cycles- Monstercross
2016 Yeti SB5
2012 Salsa Fargo, but that's being traded in for a Cutthroat next spring.
1999 Chris Kvale sport tourer-
1980 McLean Perfect Pleasure
1994 John Holland sport tourer
2004 Bilenky tourer
1990 Croll-rain bike
199? Serotta CSI built by Dave Kirk
2008 Della Santa. I ended up with my son's, as he picked up a Colnago C59.
Way too many framesets and cabin bikes.
and I just found a handsome MAP 650b. My wife's MAP build turned out so beautifully, I had to get one for myself. Thanks again for the build Chrome Molly.
Mitch Pryor has to get back building framesets again. Such special talent.
07-29-17, 07:25 AM
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Aha! You found me out! My Moser frame is waiting in the wings, ready to continue the cause, in case my Technium ever takes control of itself and rides me straight into an ice cream shop at 25 mph., or leaps the barriers on a suspension bridge and glides me into the frigid north atlantic.
Then, of course, there is the scenario that we all dread: Enjoying an idyllic ride, thinking of courtesians in fields of flowers.., when Godzilla appears, pent on destroying my beloved bonded frame. Barring these and other, disastrous (some would say unlikely) events, the Moser will stay put.
Remember that three is a sacred number in many traditions. This has gotta count for something.
Then, of course, there is the scenario that we all dread: Enjoying an idyllic ride, thinking of courtesians in fields of flowers.., when Godzilla appears, pent on destroying my beloved bonded frame. Barring these and other, disastrous (some would say unlikely) events, the Moser will stay put.
Remember that three is a sacred number in many traditions. This has gotta count for something.
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07-29-17, 07:32 AM
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I have got 2 e-bike bis 3000 euro. I like the Cube Hanzz of course a lot more, than the Fitifito MT 26. But overall both of them are really nice to pedal 
Fitifito Ebike
Cube Hanzz 2014
Fitifito Ebike
Cube Hanzz 2014
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07-29-17, 07:50 AM
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Ok, not "too" many around here.
2017 Black Mountain Cycles- Monstercross
2016 Yeti SB5
2012 Salsa Fargo, but that's being traded in for a Cutthroat next spring.
1999 Chris Kvale sport tourer-
1980 McLean Perfect Pleasure
1994 John Holland sport tourer
2004 Bilenky tourer
1990 Croll-rain bike
199? Serotta CSI built by Dave Kirk
2008 Della Santa. I ended up with my son's, as he picked up a Colnago C59.
Way too many framesets and cabin bikes.
and I just found a handsome MAP 650b. My wife's MAP build turned out so beautifully, I had to get one for myself. Thanks again for the build Chrome Molly. Mitch Pryor has to get back building framesets again. Such special talent.
2017 Black Mountain Cycles- Monstercross
2016 Yeti SB5
2012 Salsa Fargo, but that's being traded in for a Cutthroat next spring.
1999 Chris Kvale sport tourer-
1980 McLean Perfect Pleasure
1994 John Holland sport tourer
2004 Bilenky tourer
1990 Croll-rain bike
199? Serotta CSI built by Dave Kirk
2008 Della Santa. I ended up with my son's, as he picked up a Colnago C59.
Way too many framesets and cabin bikes.
and I just found a handsome MAP 650b. My wife's MAP build turned out so beautifully, I had to get one for myself. Thanks again for the build Chrome Molly.
Mitch Pryor has to get back building framesets again. Such special talent.
07-29-17, 09:57 AM
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Let's hope I collect the parts for it faster than my wife's MAP.
We're doing a local brewery tour today before the Minnesota United game tonight.
I'll try to post a few pics of hers, so folks will get an idea of how nice these really are.
Mitch is a whale of a builder. imho
07-29-17, 10:33 AM
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All my single roadies fit in the signature line, so that can't be too many! Right?
They are distinctive. No two the same color, all vintage from a different european country, none have the same saddle.
My newer bikes (all purchased new) are Made in Amerca. (except for the '99 Pinarello)
Couldn't be happier, except with an upgrade or two, or three.
They are distinctive. No two the same color, all vintage from a different european country, none have the same saddle.
My newer bikes (all purchased new) are Made in Amerca. (except for the '99 Pinarello)
Couldn't be happier, except with an upgrade or two, or three.
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07-29-17, 10:53 AM
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197? Gazelle Grand Tourist (Size 57)
1989 Batavus Randonneur GL (Size 64)
2007 Gazelle Orange Excellent (Size 62)
The first two are project bikes that I am turning into a Porteur and modern(ish) Randonneur.
The latter is my everyday commuter that is slowly starting to show some wear and tear. But with 30,000+ Km on the rear hub I've passed the expected life by quite a bit.
1989 Batavus Randonneur GL (Size 64)
2007 Gazelle Orange Excellent (Size 62)
The first two are project bikes that I am turning into a Porteur and modern(ish) Randonneur.
The latter is my everyday commuter that is slowly starting to show some wear and tear. But with 30,000+ Km on the rear hub I've passed the expected life by quite a bit.
07-29-17, 11:10 AM
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73 Colnago Super, orange
73 Colnago Super, bare metal
79 Dennis Sparrow, orange
79 Medici Pro Strada, California burgandy
80 Davidson, burgandy
80 Alpina (formerly Saba), brown metallic
83 Colnago Mexico, gold
85 Somec Supercorsa, blue metallic
02 Davidson, orange metallic
I have a guard posted just in case anybody gets any ideas:
DD
73 Colnago Super, bare metal
79 Dennis Sparrow, orange
79 Medici Pro Strada, California burgandy
80 Davidson, burgandy
80 Alpina (formerly Saba), brown metallic
83 Colnago Mexico, gold
85 Somec Supercorsa, blue metallic
02 Davidson, orange metallic
I have a guard posted just in case anybody gets any ideas:
DD
07-29-17, 11:17 AM
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Mostly Motobecanes from early/mid '70s:
72 Le Champion (turquoise with white trim)
73 Le Champion (black with red trim)
72 Grand Record (black with red trim)
75 Grand Record (silver with black trim)
75 Grand Record frame (will be repainted orange with ivory trim)
75 Grand Jubile (red with black trim)
75 Grand Jubile Mixte (red with black trim)
73 Raleigh International (copper)
86 Veloce (dark rose metallic fade to light rose metallic)
00 Specialized Sirrus Elite (black)
55 Schwinn springer mongrel
80s something Rodriguez tandem (aluminum)
72 Le Champion (turquoise with white trim)
73 Le Champion (black with red trim)
72 Grand Record (black with red trim)
75 Grand Record (silver with black trim)
75 Grand Record frame (will be repainted orange with ivory trim)
75 Grand Jubile (red with black trim)
75 Grand Jubile Mixte (red with black trim)
73 Raleigh International (copper)
86 Veloce (dark rose metallic fade to light rose metallic)
00 Specialized Sirrus Elite (black)
55 Schwinn springer mongrel
80s something Rodriguez tandem (aluminum)
07-29-17, 11:18 AM
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All my single roadies fit in the signature line, so that can't be too many! Right?
They are distinctive. No two the same color, all vintage from a different european country, none have the same saddle.
My newer bikes (all purchased new) are Made in Amerca. (except for the '99 Pinarello)
Couldn't be happier, except with an upgrade or two, or three.
They are distinctive. No two the same color, all vintage from a different european country, none have the same saddle.
My newer bikes (all purchased new) are Made in Amerca. (except for the '99 Pinarello)
Couldn't be happier, except with an upgrade or two, or three.
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Unless you climb the rungs strategically, you’re not going to build the muscle you need to stay at the top.
Unless you climb the rungs strategically, you’re not going to build the muscle you need to stay at the top.